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Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer appears to have fallen into the budget.
Schumer said the intention is to vote in favor of coagulation, allowing the GOP to pass the budget with a simple majority.
Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) on Thursday indicated he intends to vote in his favour of coagulation to allow Senate Republicans to only need a simple majority until September to enact a self-passed continuous resolution to fund the federal government.
If Democrats don't move to abandon coagulation, Senate Republicans will need the help of multiple Democrats to pass the bill. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) announced his opposition to the law. This means that eight Senate Democrats will need to join with Republicans to avoid closure.
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Less than 24 hours later, Schumer appears to be boosting the threat of closure from Senate Democrats. Democrats are working on a plan to give Republicans the necessary votes to move the bill forward in exchange for a vote on their own amendments, according to an ABC News report.
Some Democrats have smoked to Schumer about this.
The AOC said, “We can't stress enough how wrong it is.”
Susan Rice said, “wtf? @senschumer grow your spine. And soon.”
“We can't stress enough how wrong it is,” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Dn.Y., said of the Schumer argument. “Vote for this CR is codified the chaos and reckless reductions Elon Musk has pursued, and that's empowering Senate Democrats if they vote for this CR.”
“Respectfully Senator Schumer, no,” wrote Bonnie Watson Coleman (DN.J.) to X: Republicans can pull it and get back to work with a budget that will help all of our families. ”
“wtf? @senschumer grow your spine. And soon,” wrote Susan Rice. She later served as a domestic policy advisor for part of President Joe Biden's administration.
“It's clear that some of us understand the dangers of the present. Rep. Jasmine Crockett of D-Texas declared in X.
The Democrats are totally confused.
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